Hotel Düsseldorf

Our four star hotel is strategically well positioned in the heart of Düsseldorf. Hotel Stadt München provides a welcoming feeling of well-being and individual hospitality in a total of 90 modern, well cared-for rooms. There are three exclusive suites, 34 single rooms, 16 double rooms, 33 twin bed rooms and 4 rooms fitted with 3 beds at the guest’s disposal. Naturally, all our hotel rooms are equipped with WC and a shower and/or bath. A minibar, TV with pay TV (SKY) access, free-of-charge WLAN access and telephone are standard. At our hotel your day starts with an extensive breakfast-buffet in a welcoming breakfast room. At the reception, our experienced staff are happy to provide the perfect service.
Your luxury hotel in Düsseldorf that meets the highest demands.

Immerse yourself in our free-of-charge wellness area area after a strenuous day. Our hotel offers a variety of wellness experiences: A sauna, a tepidarium, which is a soothing radiant heat treatment and an alternative to steam treatment, a fitness area and relaxation zones with comfortable, heated lounge chairs. For a small fee, in our state-of-the-art solarium you can turn every day into a sunny day and relax to your heart’s content. After replenishing body and spirit in our wellness area, you will enjoy a relaxed start into your private or business activities. Indulge in perfect relaxation in your wellness hotel in Düsseldorf.

For meetings and conferences in the city of Düsseldorf, there are available two air-conditioned conference rooms for up to 40 people each. A perfect service that meets the highest standards and our very flexible, well-trained staff will make your business event a perfect success. Our conference rooms are equipped with a beamer (connectivity for PC or notebooks), overhead projectors, screen and flipchart and designed to meet the highest standards.
Your success is our success – your business hotel in Düsseldorf.

In unserer hotel bar is the perfect place for a delightful nightcap after an eventful day; or to celebrate your business success in a relaxing ambience. Next to a range of international drinks you will find special types of beer such as “Altbier” (top-fermented dark beer), which is well known in our region. Adjacent to the hotel is a delightful patio for our guests to enjoy a drink, immersing in a pleasant Mediterranean outdoor atmosphere. We invite you to take the opportunity to enjoy a late-night drink or an easy-going conversation there.
Relax and enjoy – your hotel with style in Düsseldorf

If you travel by car, we refer you to our route planner. You can plan your trip to our hotel in detail, check out the route and take a print-out. Should you use a navigational device, simply enter the following destination: 40215 Düsseldorf - Pionierstr. 6

A taxi trip from Düsseldorf airport to the hotel costs approx. 20 Euro and usually takes about 20 to 25 minutes. If you prefer to travel by public transport from Düsseldorf airport, take bus No. 721, direction “Gothaer Weg” from platform 6 in terminal A/B/C. Get off at bus stop “Mintropplatz”. From there, it is a six-minute-walk to the hotel.

Alternatively, you can take the S-Bahn line 1 (suburban train) towards Hauptbahnhof (central station). Change into Straßenbahn line 704 (street car) in the direction of Polizeipräsidium (police station). Get off at Stresemannplatz, the hotel is within a three-minute walking distance.

For more detailed information about public transport, please check out the webpages of Rheinische Bahngesellschaft AG. The hotel is only about 500 meters away from Düsseldorf central station.

Situated on the Lower Rhine in the region Bergisches Land, Düsseldorf is the capital of Northrhine-Westfalia. The Rhine metropolis with about 600,000 inhabitants has made a name for itself for its economic strength. It is famous for its modern city landscape and a haven for art and culture lovers.

Düsseldorf’s biggest selling point is certainly its Carnival. The Rosenmontagszug (carnaval parade) and the proverbial “Rheinische Frohnatur” (cheerful locals) are well-known beyond city boundaries. It is for this reason that Düsseldorf is considered Germany’s carnaval center.

Düsseldorf consists of 10 urban districts with a total of 49 boroughs. It covers an area of 217 sqkm and has the title of „kreisfreie Stadt“ (city with its own government). Duisburg, Ratingen, Mettmann, Erkrath, Hilden, Langenfeld, Monheim am Rhein, Dormagen, Neuss and Meerbusch are neighboring cities.

Historically, Düsseldorf was first mentioned in the year 1135 and was ruled by Emperor Barbarossa I. A place called Kaiserwerth north of the city was then used as an outpost. This was the soldiers’ observation point. In the year 1229 Kaiserwerth became part of Düsseldorf. On 14 August 1288 Earl Adolf V. von Berg awarded Düsseldorf the title of a city. Prior to that, the Earl and the Archbishop of Cologne shed a lot of blood in the struggle for power. This fighting ended in the battle of Woringen, which lead to the defeat of the Archbishop’s army.

Düsseldorf has a number of sister-city arrangements. Since 1947, Reading in England has been one of their sister-cities. Haifa in Israel has been twinned with Düsseldorf since 1978, Warsaw in Poland since 1989, Moscow in Russia since 1992 and Chongquing in China since 2004. Düsseldorf is also twinned with a German city. Chemnitz has been a sister city since 1988.

When you take a stroll from the centrally situated hotel through downtown Düsseldorf, you cannot fail to see: Düsseldorf has developed into a varied and lucrative place for shopping centers and shops of all kinds and sizes. In particular in the field of fashion Düsseldorf has been able to secure a leading position. This is partly due to the fashion shows and the two big trading companies P& C and C&A, which established their sites here.